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Une étude révèle les taux honteux de pauvreté chez les enfants autochtones au Canada
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Study reveals Canada’s shameful Indigenous child poverty rates
60% of First Nation children on reserve live in poverty CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA—Indigenous children in Canada are more than twice…
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Shameful Neglect
Indigenous Child Poverty in Canada Download 743.29 KB 36 pages This report calculates child poverty rates in Canada, and includes the rates on reserves and…
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Infographics: Shameful neglect
Child poverty rates in Canada In Canada, the worst child poverty is experienced by status First Nations children—51% of whom live in poverty. And that…
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Fast Facts: Manitoba Ranked Highest for Indigenous Child Poverty
Children need to feel and see they are important members of their communities and treated as such. A new study out Tuesday finds that Manitoba…
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The business lobby sets its sights on Canadian pension reform
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Fast Facts: The Return of Bell Canada
It has taken more than a century, but Bell Canada has returned to Manitoba. In 1908, the government of Manitoba purchased Bell Canada’s local operations…
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What we need to know about neoliberalism (before it’s too late)
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The Fight for $15 in Nova Scotia: a Bottom-Up Approach that Benefits us all
Yesterday the Nova Scotia NDP introduced a private member’s bill that would see the Nova Scotia minimum wage increase to $15 per hour by the…
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